First Answer:
Sadly, you can't.
Second Answer:
Actually, most disc drives are backwards compatible to the last disc. So, DVD drives can read/write to CD and Blu-ray drives can read/write DVD and CDRs.
It does not work the other way around. You can't read/write to a DVD if the drive is marked as a CD drive.
Read/ write drives allow you to write DVDs. ROMs only read.
The purpose of a DVD drive is to read and write CD's and DVD's. If the drive also has rewriting capability, it can also burn CD's and DVD's.
No you have to buy an external dvd drive
A DVD-ROM drive does not have the capability to burn DVDs, only read them.you can reference the article :DvD Drive Can not Write to Writable Discs (Windows 98, ME, XP)http://laptopacadapter.wordpress.com/2010/01/23/dvd-drive-can-not-write-to-writable-discs-windows-98-me-xp/
"A specification from the DVD Forum that certifies DVD drives for media compatibility. Drives with the DVD Multi logo can read and write DVD-RAM, DVD-RW and DVD-R discs as well as read DVD-Video and DVD-ROM. DVD Multi drives may also be able to play DVD-Audio discs. See dvdand dvd-audio."taken from dvd-multi
Your drive is probably a CD-R(W)/DVD-ROM drive. These are not capable of writing DVDs, but only reading them.
No. A cd-rom drive cannot play DVD's. A DVD drive can play CDs and DVD's. A cd-rom drive isn't made for DVD's. It's made only for CD's, and it can't write any. It can only read.
A DVD drive can be either an internal or external drive, depending on its design and usage. An internal DVD drive is installed inside a computer's case, typically connected to the motherboard. In contrast, an external DVD drive connects to a computer via USB or another interface and can be easily moved or used with multiple devices.
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Floppy Disk Drive, Hard Disk Drive, CD/DVD RW Disks, Pen Drive etc..
A CD-RW drive or DVD-RW drive.
That is a DVD burner. Most read and write to CDs as well as DVDs. Hybrid drives that read/burn CDs but only read DVDs also exist.